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Update deeplinks.js _queryToObject call #216
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Update deeplinks.js _queryToOjbect call to use `data.url` instead of data.queryString. On Android devices, the data.queryString is returning the queryString already decoded that when passed on to the _queryToObject function could result in some unwanted results. For example, a parameter string value that includes the `=` special character would get truncated unintentionally.
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Update deeplinks.js _queryToOjbect call to use
data.urlinstead ofdata.queryString. On Android devices, thedata.queryStringis returning thequeryStringvalue already decoded that when passed on to the _queryToObject function could result in some unwanted results. For example, a parameter string value that includes the=special character would get truncated unintentionally.